Is it just in csproj files and the solution file or are there other files or locations where information is stored? What are those vssscc files doing?
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Is it just in csproj files and the solution file or are there other files or locations where information is stored? What are those vssscc files doing?
TFS source control generally does not care how the content put in it is stored or structured. The .vssscc files are just a hold-over from the previous Visual Studio integration, and are only used by TFS to list file exclusions from source control (as far as I know, anyway…there could be undocumented uses as well.) Your solution and project structure is defined by your solution and project files. TFS Source control simply tracks the different versions of any file put in it, and provides ways to find and analyze that version data.